Can biotech hubs coexist?

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HOUSE SPEAKER K. Joseph Shekarchi speaks during a news conference in February in support of a $45 million public investment in the biotechnology and life sciences sector. Also pictured, seated from left, are Neil Steinberg, former Rhode Island Foundation CEO and president, and Gov. Daniel J. McKee. / PBN PHOTO/CHRISTOPHER ALLEN
While Boston has long stood as a regional and ­national life sciences capital, Rhode Island officials and industry leaders believe the Ocean State has what it needs to hold its own against the neighboring biotech giant. But first, they say, the state needs to fully commit to supporting this sector. Last month, House Speaker K.…

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